Great Labor Day Parade in Boston Sees Union Floats
The Boston Post reports a massive Labor Day parade with two novelty floats and dozens of union divisions. Delegations include Building Trades, Central Labor Union, and multiple craft unions, with marching orders at 10 o'clock and reviews by Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Draper.
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City Hall
Draper
State House
Labor Union Figures and Commands Listed in Muster Roll
The document enumerates union leadership and aides across crafts including Stonemasons and United Housesmiths with presidents John Scully and Frank Higgins, respectively. It notes Italian laborers led by International President Dominis D Allessandro and names numerous aides and officers among various trades.
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Frank Higgins
Housesmiths and Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John McLeod
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
E. Frank Moorehouse
Painters’ Union
Vincent Incurvati
Italian Laborer Union
Bart Ryan
Tile Layers’ Union
A. Alsen
Insulators and Asbestos Workers’ Union
Frederick J. McGrath
Artificial Stone and Asphalt
Albert E. Pike
Engineers’ Unions
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Union
Downtown Mercantile Engineers
Arthur J. Morse
John J. King
Fred W. Dethridge
James J. Brennam
Dracher
Frank J. Linehan
Henry Saunders
David Hasty
Edward Roemer, Sr
Patrick Cavanaugh
John Eldracher
Edward Skuse
Lawrence Cannon
Martin Begley
John Clifford
Frank Doyle
Dennis Crowley
Daniel Fleming
Thomas Bemis
John Valli
United Housesmiths and Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union 9
Frank Higgins Commanding
Frank Brady
D. R. Stewart
J. J. Pierce
J. R. McCrea
Toby Lyons
John J. Murphy
James Trider
Thomas J. Stafford
T. F. Muldoon
James Goodwin
Frank J. Doherty
Mary Lyons
E. G. Sullivan
Thomas Coconi
James Hocter
Aids
Banda Ross
Meat protests sweep German cities over meat prices
A strong movement against high meat prices has begun in many German cities, with Western Germany most affected. Meetings held yesterday and today criticized government policy restricting live stock imports and keeping dairy and meat duties high in favor of the agrarian party.
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Cologne
Agrarian Party
Spanish cabinet backs Premier Canalejas after Vatican talks
The Spanish cabinet affirmed its confidence in Prime Minister Canalejas after reviewing Vatican notes on Spain's stance in the Holy See dispute. Foreign Minister Garcia Prietro will draft a response outlining future relations with the Vatican.
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Aviator Bielovucci Plans Bordeaux to Milan Flight
Milan reports M Bielovucci, the aviator, informed the aviation committee he will soon fly in a biplane from Bordeaux to Milan. He has also entered the Alps crossing race.
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Ex-President Levi P Morton Remembered in Vermont Birth
Levi P Morton born 1824 in Shoreham Vermont. He served as U S minister to France and as Vice President under Harrison. He later governed New York as a Republican and became a leading Wall Street banker with a prominent Ellerslie farm.
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Morton
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Ellerslie-on-the-Hudson
Wall Street
Woman Leader Heads 25000-Strong Equality League
Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch of Buffalo leads the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women, a large organized movement with about 25000 members in New York State and growing influence nationwide.
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Second Auto Victim In Critical Condition After Stage Road Crash
West Barnstable report on a road accident left Mrs. W G Sears of Hyannis dead and five others injured. Elizabeth Crocker of Everett remains in critical condition with internal injuries though doctors say recovery is unlikely. The Palmer family and Walter Keyes among the injured were cared for at the Barne stable almshouse, with several weeks expected before discharge. Funeral services for Mrs. Sears are set for Tuesday at her home.
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W. D Kenney
James Palmer
Helen
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Walter Keyes
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Barne Stable
W. G Sears
Hyannis
Postal Clerks Head to National Convention in Saratoga
Boston and New England postal clerks, 35 strong, departed yesterday for Saratoga New York to attend the 11th annual convention of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks beginning tomorrow.
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